DM Executive Line runs private chauffeur transfers to and from Dublin Airport (DUB) across Ireland, and this route covers Doolin Ferry in County Clare. The service is built around making airport transfers genuinely easy - your driver meets you at cruise port Dublin, loads your luggage, and takes you all the way to Doolin without a single connection.
You’ll travel in a Mercedes-Benz with a certified professional chauffeur. The price you see is the price you pay - fixed, with no hidden costs added after booking. The reverse journey is also available if you need it.
What’s Included
Private transportation in a Mercedes-Benz vehicle
Meet-and-greet service at cruise port Dublin
Door-to-door transportation
WiFi on board
Bottled water
Mobile device chargers
Air-conditioned vehicle
All fees and taxes
60 minutes complimentary waiting time
What’s Not Included
Gratuities (at your discretion)
Good to Know
Your chauffeur collects you from cruise port Dublin. The reverse journey (Doolin to Dublin Airport or city) is also available - book separately. This is a private transfer. Infant seats are available on request, and small children can travel in a pram or stroller. Service animals are welcome. Suitable for all fitness levels.
Local Tips
Doolin’s ferry pier is in the Harbour hamlet at the bottom of the hill - a working pier where the ferries to the Aran Islands leave from. Inis Oírr is about twenty minutes by boat, Inis Mór around an hour. The crossings are weather-dependent; build a flexible afternoon if you’re connecting to an island crossing on the same day you arrive.
If you’re heading to Inis Oírr, you can hire a bike at the pier when you get there and cover the whole island in a few hours. For Inis Mór, the big island is better approached from Rossaveal near Galway if you want a full day - the Doolin crossing is longer and can eat your return window.
The 60 minutes of complimentary waiting time at Dublin Airport covers most delays without a penalty charge. If your flight is running significantly late, contact the service as early as you can - the fixed price holds, but your driver needs to know the revised timeline.
Spend the evening well in Doolin once you arrive. Four pubs run sessions most nights: Gus O’Connor’s on Fisher Street has been pouring since 1832, McDermott’s up at the Roadford crossroads brings in Dubhlinn (pipes, bouzouki, fiddle) on Thursdays, and on a Sunday afternoon Gus O’Connor’s runs sessions from around 4pm. Arriving by chauffeur is the right way to start a place like this.
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Doolin - three hamlets, four pubs, and the only pier in Clare for the Aran Islands ferry; Gus O’Connor’s has been running trad sessions since 1832 and the Doolin sound went around the world from here
